The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-01-26
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

William Richards Of Mayburg,
was 10 town on Monday.
Mrs. David McCloskey Of Tylers.
burg, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
H O. Davis.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Emert of Tionesta Township, on Fri
day, Jan. DIST, 1887, son.
The revival meetings in progress
at Nebraska have been attended with
good success. They are still going on.
The spring elections occur two
weeks from next Tuesday, but as yet
we hear of no one that's dying for
office.
Mrs. Bonner Of Stoneboro, ac.
companed by one of her grand chill.
dren, is visiting with her son, Charles
Bonner.
"A Teachers local Institute will
be held at Wing Hill, commencing on
Friday evening and continuing over
Saturday. 1t is held at the solicitation
of the teachers. All are invited.
AT the close Of the school term at
West Hickory just before Christmas,
the patrons of the school there sub
scribed funds enough to keep the
school running for another month.
Quarterly Meeting services will
be held in the F. NJ. Church, Tionesta,
| beginning Friday evening, February
11th., and containing over Sabbath.
Rev. j. L. Michael, chairman, will
have charge Of the meeting. All are
cordially invited.
In addition to the reward offered
by the committee, Misc Everhart her.
self offers reward Of $450, making
the reward offered $1,000 for the arrest
ADD conviction of the murderers OF
Mrs. Everhart and her mother, Mrs.
Gilfllan. - Clarion Democrat.
Representative Randall came
home from Harrisburg on Saturday,
and returned on Monday. He has
been appointed on the following i'm.
portant Huuse committees: Ways
and Means. Elections, Federal Rela-
tions. and Military Measures.
adam the gn1dliest man Of men
since born" still could not be called
exactly enviable, for when he titled
the ground in the dewy twilight and
caught sharp touch of rheumatism,
he had no Salvation Oil for his cure,
and no twenty FIVE cents 10 try it.
The ice went out of the river on
Sunday morning 1t started from here
about half past nine o'clock, and
moved oOt very quietly. No damage
was done here. So far as We can learn
no damage of any account was done
anywhere along the river either up or
down.
Miss Flora Walters who has been
absent from home for the last four
months returned home on Saturday.
She attended an Art School in Pitts
burgh up to Jan. 1st., since when she
has been visiting with friends there,
She expects to return in about two
weeks.
On January 18th, Mrs Bennett
of this place received telegram from
Erie, telling of the death of her broth.
er Henry F. Dighton, at that place.
Mrs. Bennett went to Erie to attend
the funeral. 1t was conducted by
Strong Vincent Post, G. A. r, aud
Erie Lodge, A. o. U. W., Rev. Moir
officiating. Mr.. Dighton was also a
member of the Pa. Relief Corps.
"A new scheme of "bill raising" is
being practiced in neighboring cities.
The scheme is to "raise" 81 and $40
bills to $40 aud $40 bills by pasting
over the corner amounts, figures cut
from cigar stamps. In certain bills the
, figure. and scrollwork are quite simi-
lar. To conceal the numbers on the
back strips of paper are pasted on
f lengthwise, with the apparent purpose
of meudiDg the torn ends.